Lagos is loud, fast and impossibly alive — 20 million people, an Atlantic coastline, and an energy you feel the moment you land. EKO170 rolls through its newest icon, Eko Atlantic City, then hands the weekend back to the city.
Come for the ride, stay for the beaches, the art, the food and the nightlife. Here's how to make the most of it.
ArtFour floors of Nigerian art in Lekki — a Lagos institution and a must-visit.
BeachA boat-ride beach escape, calm water and golden sand minutes from the marina.
HistoryA colonial-era prison turned arts, music and memory park on Lagos Island.
The event's home base on Victoria Island — rider rates, late checkout and shuttle to the start.
Ocean-view rooms and a lap pool, a short warm-up spin from Eko Atlantic.
A quiet boutique stay for riders who want calm before the storm.
Contemporary West African cuisine in a design landmark — book ahead for race weekend.
Fresh seafood and sundowners on the Lagos Lagoon, perfect for the night before.
Suya, puff-puff and the original jollof — the pre-race carb-load done right.
Murtala Muhammed International is 45–75 minutes from Eko Atlantic — pre-book an official transfer.
Ride-hailing is easy and safe; allow extra time for Lagos traffic, especially on Friday.
Dedicated rider parking, bike drop-off and shuttle zones at the Eko Atlantic Race Village.
